RotoClone® W Dust Collector
A versatile wet collector with a small footprint with high efficiency in sticky greasy applications.
Air filtration in the Food & Beverage Industry
Food processing can be challenging if it’s not managed efficiently. Air filtration solutions can support the process at different points, improving indoor air quality, reducing emissions, and avoiding certain risks that can occur during the processing of powdered material.
Managing dust concentrations for improved performance
From the moment raw materials are received in the factory and prepared for processing, until the final product is packaged to be shipped, every operation in the process can generate dust in quite high concentrations.
Removing dust from the indoor atmosphere is not only critical to preserving operators working conditions, but also to eliminate possible incidents such us explosions when handling powdered combustible material. Dust collection plays a key role in this industry, providing the safety needed to ensure continuous optimum operational performance.
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Clean indoor air, safe environment, and operations control
Organic powder can become explosive in certain concentration levels when being enclosed inside dust collectors. For this reason, equipment must be manufactured according to ATEX certifications, have reinforced construction, and be fitted with venting systems when required.
Soluble powder such as cocoa, sugar, or wheat can be highly hygroscopic, with a strong wet absorption that can result in filtration media plugging. Appropriate media and Ait-To-Media ratio is key when sizing the filtration solution.
Another key item in food and beverage processing is the need to control cross contamination, so no traces remain after changing additives applied to production. Dust collectors must be able to withstand harsh washing and disinfection operations, which require specific construction materials such as stainless steel.
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Dust collection at every step
Manufacturing starts with powdered material silo venting, big sacs emptying, or any other unloading action. Dust generation begins there but continues when material is transported through a pneumatic transport or conveyor transfer. During this process additional dust is spread. Mixing, processing, drying, or heating can add more particles to the atmosphere as well as the final weighing and packaging. Dust collection is necessary at every step of the process.